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Actually the GLP-1 agonists are very important in type 2 diabetes. Another very important class that you never mentioned are the meglitinides. Bromocriptine is another type 2 drug but it is rarely used in diabetes. However, the meglitinides and the GLP-1agonists are used commonly in type 2.

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Up-Date required. Sodium Glucose Co-Transporter inhibitors (SGLT2i) need to included.

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PLEASE please make more Pharmacology videos , especially regarding topics like CNS medications .

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A very clear and accurate summary. Perhaps someone can explain to me how Sulfonylureas' mechanism of action is effective if increased intracellular K+ SHOULD inhibit Ca+2 from entering due to the electrical gradient?

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Obv. this is a few year olds, but GLP-1 Analogs are now 1st or 2nd line in AACE guidelines, and Metformin is initiated simultaneously with lifestyle modification.

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this video was the best one on explaining how these meds work. Metformin, you mention that one of the adverse effects is GI disturbances, such as?? Can you please explain. Thank you.

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Thank cor such a brief video about the drugs used in Diabetics,, can you help me in finding the areas which are still uncovered in case of diabetics and obesity associated diabetes

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Thanks it was a nice wrap up on the crucial points of DM medication. One question, where do Meglitinides fit in this picture?

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How to clinically determine whether it is type 1 or type 2 diabetes??

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Ok, so i was following along in my book as he went over stuff. As he is talking about metformin and one of the More important things you should know (it causes lactic acidosis), Guess what I had highlighted in my book? Not yellow, but in blue which means its super important for my test and my teacher put emphasis on it in lectures. Thats legitness...

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I'm from the UK, using BNF 69, and there is no mention of Sulphonylureas causing a disulfram like reaction? Is this just a U.S. report?

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slight error in 18:01-05 - u said they release glucose but im sure u meant to say release insulin.

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Video is informative. However, nateglinide is not a sulfonylurea technically. It is categorized as a meglitinide right?

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